Screen-inspired getaways are taking over modern travel itineraries.
According to Expedia Group’s 2026 Set-Jetting Forecast, set-jetting is projected to become an $8 billion industry in the U.S. alone.
A 81% of Gen Z and Millennial travelers now plan getaways inspired directly by movies and television.
With Nobody Wants This officially back on screens, Los Angeles Tourism and Expedia have joined forces for the “Go Vacation on Location“ series.
The partnership guides visitors through iconic backdrops alongside the Hollywood location managers who scouted them.
If you want to trace the steps of Joanne and Noah, skip the tourist traps. Here are five real-life filming spots from Season 3 to add to your weekend rotation:
Max & Helen’s | Larchmont Village
Opened in 2025, this nostalgic neighborhood diner comes from Somebody Feed Phil host Phil Rosenthal and chef Nancy Silverton.
The cozy room serves elevated spins on comfort classics, from all-day breakfast to signature golden waffles.
The spot’s real-life hype becomes an inside joke in Season 3. Joanne and Noah attempt to snag an elusive table before sharing a meal with Esther and her new flame.
Zuma Beach | Malibu
Stretching nearly two miles along the Pacific Coast Highway, Zuma Beach is beloved for its wide sandy shores and quintessential Southern California surf breaks.
In Season 3, the shoreline anchors one of the show’s most poignant storylines: Joanne completes her conversion to Judaism with an ocean mikvah in the Pacific waves.
Go Greek Yogurt | Larchmont Village
This fresh outpost serves authentic Greek yogurt and soft-serve frozen yogurt loaded with fresh fruit, artisanal honeycomb, and Mediterranean toppings.
The Larchmont Village shop features a special behind-the-scenes tie: show creator Erin Foster is part of the ownership group.
In Season 3, Sasha and Morgan swing through for an afternoon sweet treat.
Bar Lis | Hollywood
Perched high above Hollywood Boulevard atop The Hollywood Grande, this chic rooftop lounge captures the spirit of the French Riviera with striped banquettes and panoramic hillside views.
During Season 3, Morgan heads up to the rooftop bar for a high-stakes sit-down with a prospective book publisher to discuss turning her relationship advice into a print deal.
Bob’s Big Boy | Burbank
Operating continuously since 1949, this landmark diner remains the oldest Bob’s Big Boy location in America and a shrine to 1950s car culture.
Famous for its original double-decker burger, thick milkshakes, and Friday night classic car rallies, the historic Burbank drive-in makes an appearance in Season 3 when Esther and her partner pull up for a classic late-night bite.
